Whether pneumatic or electronic, with or without stimulating pulsator and automatic cluster removal - the pulsation rate must be right. Good pulsation technology increases milk production and ensures better health of udders.
AutoPuls Apex M was developed as a single pulsator for the use with milk control units. You can adapt pulse rate and pulse ratio easily to different breeds or installations, without the necessity to change parts. The electronic impulse solenoids provide always accurate pulses.
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AutoPuls Apex P can be used as a single pulsator. Pulsation rate and ratio can be adapted easily to suit different breeds or installations without the necessity to change parts. The electronic impulse solenoids give always accurate pulses. AutoPuls Apex P controls the pulsator functions independently.
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With AutoPuls Apex Z pulsators you receive centrally controlled single or double pulsation at the milking place. The time-shift function of the central control unit CentralPuls gives this system the characteristics and benefits of individual pulsation.
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Initial stimulation just like your best operator. With the StimoPuls Apex P electronic pulsators you can look after each animal individually depending on lactation phase. With electronic stimulation the milk yield per cow can be increased and at the same time you can save one manual work step. StimoPuls Apex P cares for animal-friendly stimulation at a rate of 300 pulses per minute.
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The Constant Pulsator is a solid and reliable pneumatic pulsator. Hundreds of thousands have been sold globally. Its' sturdy and simple design makes it a good choice for all types of installations: bucket milkers, stanchion barns or milking parlors.
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The electrically controlled CentralPuls Apex ensures precise pulsation and a gentle and animal-friendly milk removal. As a central brain CentralPuls Apex can control the pulsation for up to 32 milking places.
The system provides 4 different time shifted pulse periods for 4 groups of pulsators. Compared to the central control unit this function avoids the high peak flow vacuum obtained with simultaneous pulsation.
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Hand in hand for top milking performance: The pulsation system ProForm Control consists of the GEA ProForm pulsation control unit and a directly operating pulsator. Both together provide the best in milking performance for which the pulsation and milking technology of GEA is well known.
The ProForm pulsation control system is outstanding in terms of reliability, steady quality and a high milking comfort, even at a continuous load in 24-hour operations. The flexibility of the ProForm control unit allows you to set a wide range of pulse rates and pulse ratios.
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